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I like the part at 0:56 where she walks into a giant room filled with weed.
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Echo Chamber posted:Tuned in for Trek. Ended up with Frank Luntz' fat face. I too think Oprah and Frank loving Luntz is a fantastic use of my time
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I came for star trek but this oprah thing is basically winn adami on steroids so i guess I can't be too pissed
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Sep 25, 2017 01:42
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lmao 13 minutes into when discovery was supposed to happen we get an ad for it
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Sep 25, 2017 01:43
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hahaha they just keep going because who loving cares
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Astroman posted:GET HYPE otoh i'm a exec at cbs and who cares, do whatever you want
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Sep 25, 2017 01:47
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no coffee nebulas yet so a solid B
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to be fair i'm a fan of shooting things and hoping it all works out
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Sep 25, 2017 01:52
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Sep 25, 2017 01:52
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IS THAT FORESHADOWING I HEAR
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Sep 25, 2017 01:53
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oh good they didn't hire some poo poo garage band for the intro music
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Sep 25, 2017 01:55
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i'm the ship flying out of the exploding vagina
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Sep 25, 2017 01:55
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Silly Burrito posted:Well that would be a discovery for some Star Trek fans. can't wait for the q+a with Kate Mulgrew
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Sep 25, 2017 01:59
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Acer Pilot posted:That theme song is all over the place. Bring back faith of the heart. the song should be the noise VGer makes and the producers should go around the country executing whoever watches this poo poo
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MichiganCubbie posted:Wait, is the bridge underneath the saucer? it's probably a good idea to put the senior officers somewhere besides the giant bull's eye on the top of the loving ship
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Sep 25, 2017 02:03
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there's no opportunity to DISCOVER
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shadok posted:This is really badly written dialogue. welcome to sci-fi
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i too do not understand the concept of shuttles in a world that's had them for hundreds of years
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Sep 25, 2017 02:07
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so this is dumb but in theory you could beam someone next to some poo poo unprotected, let them observe it for 3-4 seconds, and then beam them back just fine
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Sep 25, 2017 02:11
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Sep 25, 2017 02:12
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The Bloop posted:Did that say episode 2 is already up? the klingon redesign is good, and it's really loving stupid that people care about klingon makeup 20 years ago but no one cares that your phone looks 1000% better than the screens on the enterprise
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Sep 25, 2017 02:16
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if those vulcan spheres just show worlds burning down that's metal as gently caress
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Sep 25, 2017 02:19
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nice diaper
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Sep 25, 2017 02:20
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Astroman posted:Yeah, I thought these were the long lost Klingon Sarcophagas Ships, which were separated from the rest of the Empire for centuries, thus the different look. But it looks like only the one ship was, and the rest are just warping in from present day Empire, and of course they don't look like goddamn D-7s. we haven't spoken to or seen the rest of the klingons for two hundred years, but if I push this button ten klingon ships will instantly appear
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pospysyl posted:"A Star Trek series from the point of view of a typical Trek villain" does have promise. I have no idea whether that actually is the premise of the show, though, or whether it's, as Lorshmee says, "this ain't your Daddy's Star Trek!" I don't have a lot of optimism about how the show will handle my all time favorite Trek character Mudd, but I am curious as an atrocity tourist. give elim garak a defiant class ship and away we go
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That was a pretty good episode, and I'm excited to see where the show goes. I'm glad they didn't show Discovery at the end as it keeps their options open to properly plan out the next season. I still think they should have made a real reason no one can use a spore drive again, as "No one can talk about this!" doesn't do anything besides stopping mid 23rd century Starfleet. They had the building blocks with May - just have Discovery provide May with a way to reverse the polarity of the mycelial network to blow up any ship that attempts to jump from here forward. Hell if you really wanted to go hog wild you could have traded that to May and her green fungus lights in exchange for them showing up in our universe and attacking the Control ships in the final battle. The space battle scenes were cool and I liked the time warp effects reminiscent of The Motion Picture. The personal combat scenes were excessive though and they seem really stupid given that Control's nanites could have just reached out and "assimilated" Georgiou about a dozen times like they tried to do to Burnham a few episodes before. I get that you have Michelle Yeoh and wanna show off some moves but I feel it works better as a seasoning than as a course. I hope Pike gets his own show in the same vein as TOS or TNG - a show about "normal" life under the federation based on exploration and helping people, led by a captain who wants to do as much good as he can with the time he has left. I also half expected Spock to tell Mr. Starfleet to downgrade all ships to analog versions to avoid Control in the future, with the final scene showing the bridge with a bunch of switches, dials, and magnetic tape reels and poo poo.
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Noise Complaint posted:I was hoping the Admiral at the end questioning them was gonna be Admiral Crewman Daniels. Admiral Harcourt Fenton Mudd
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Seemlar posted:The Spore Drive only functions because of one person, and the way he made it work is both illegal under Federation law and not reproducible anyway due to a lack of creatures from another dimension that the solution was made from not being readily available. It's useless even if they didn't classify it. They created two spore drive ships and one of them found the tardigrade very quickly. I understand that the federation can keep starfleet from using this technology, but I don’t see the borg or the dominion having the same moral opposition, or hell even the cardassians, romulans, breen, or the dozens of unnamed civilizations in the rest of the galaxy. They had the May storyline - they could have technobabbled in something that stopped any ship besides discovery or any ship that wasn’t navigated by Stamets from using the fungus highway.
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Apr 19, 2019 18:11
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They were fully automated drones - the Kelpiens just saw the chairs inside and figured they wouldn’t work without a “pilot”.
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Apr 19, 2019 18:21
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Same but also eugenics and cloak and probably other poo poo I'm forgetting. The Federation sure is giving up a lot of useful tech that would revolutionize them! Yeah and the Federation’s ban on those technologies has kept the romulans and Klingons from using cloaking technology, and has kept the dominion from genetically engineering whole species.
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Apr 19, 2019 18:27
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Did we ever see Georgiou when the time warping effects were happening? I wouldn’t put it past them to say she used section 31 magic to get off the ship before discovery left.
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Apr 19, 2019 18:30
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They should go with a cyclical view of time and give us a galaxy that's in a dark age. The Iconians were apparently top poo poo and then they fell and the galaxy turned into the garbage we saw in Enterprise. Drop Discovery 950 years into the future and make it the most powerful ship in the area. Or show a galaxy conquered by the Kelvan empire.
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Is there any reason to believe the V'draysh are an actual empire and not just the 33rd century equivalent of the Maquis beating up on an even smaller group of nobodies?
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Apr 20, 2019 18:48
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Did anyone ever explain how Michael's mother could shoot a beam of energy into a dead body and bring them back to life
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Apr 20, 2019 20:21
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Or the simplest solution - you put a manual release on both sides of the door. Actually no one even looked to see if there was one on the other side.
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Apr 21, 2019 00:11
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The scene where Admiral War Crimes dies should have ended with a pan down to a manual release on the other side of the door.
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Apr 21, 2019 01:49
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In retrospect, making the interior sections of discovery out of brittle glass and rocks may have been a poor idea.
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CaveGrinch posted:Canonically, every single Federation starship in history has walls and consoles full of rocks. And random natural gas lines.
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Rhyno posted:That's really it. We want to see the best of ourselves in Star Trek. Agree. Star Trek is at its best when the best of Starfleet is faced with the horrors of the galaxy and finds a way to do what's right.
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Pike spending his remaining years as captain of the Enterprise trying to do the most good he can before his fate would be a fantastic Star Trek show.
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